Wednesday, January 18, 2012

A Post-Constitutional country

Mark Levin has a new book out, Ameritopia: ‘We Now Live in a Post-Constitutional Country.  I heard him being interviewed the other day on the radio and later on Fox's Hannity show.
“I believe to a great extent we now live in a post-constitutional country, where much of the Constitution is ignored or evaded,” Levin told CNSNews.com.
From the events starting with Obama's election, we have watched him and the democrats abuse and violate the constitution. The latest abuse was Obama's "recess" appointment to install three union goons to the head of the NLRB and to appoint the head of the new Consumer Protection agency.  The problem was...the Senate wasn't in recess.  In fact, the Senate hasn't recessed since 2006 when Harry Reid used the tactic to block recess appointments by George Bush.  In the case of the Consumer agency, the law clearly states the head must be confirmed by the Senate. There is no provision for a recess appointment for that office.

In an interview with CNSNews, Levin discussed his new book.
The book, released Monday, compares the Utopian and unworkable schemes laid out by political philosophers from Plato to Thomas Hobbes with the vision of natural law, God-given rights, and individual liberty that inspired the Founding Fathers when they wrote the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

“Utopianism is not new,” Levin writes in “Ameritopia.” “It has been repackaged countless times—since Plato and before. It is as old as tyranny itself.  In democracies, its practitioners legislate without end.  In America, law is piled upon law in contravention and contradiction of the governing law—the Constitution.”
The core of Utopianism and most assuredly true with the left in America is the subordination of the individual to the larger society.  The individual cannot be allowed any means to oppose or ignore the dictates that govern the Uptopia. In the views of the Utopiaist, the individual is nothing more than a small, obedient cog in the greater machine.

That view is contrary to the concepts of the Founders and to their vision that is completely contrary to the ambitions of the Utopia dictators.
“What I want the readers to understand, what I want the public to understand is, this is not new and it’s going to destroy us,” said Levin. “It’s going to destroy us because it is an attack on the individual. It is an attack on the nature of human beings.”
I would strongly suggest you go to the CNS website, read the article and watch the videos.  It will be an education.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Forget neo-con Mark Levin and his boring re-tread book Ameritopia (with its fake controversy). Instead read a real banned book “America Deceived II” by a real outlaw author.
Last link of “America Deceived II” before it is completely censored:
http://www.amazon.com/America-Deceived-II-Possession-interrogation/dp/1450257437

Crucis said...

Anon, you're welcome to your views, but I'm not a member of the Tin-foil Hat Brigade. Levin writes non-fiction which can't be said for the one you recommended. At best, Blayre can only be perceived as pure fantasy.